1 & 2 There are paper snowflakes everywhere
3 why yes, that is a horseflake
4 & 5 gift making
6 & 7 and wrapping
8 late night knitting with coconut sugar cookies
9 sending off their first order
10 the kids had stamps out while I was addressing Christmas cards so I added some sweet little blue birds to the back of the envelopes
11 & 12 Golden Goose and Fairy trees seen while out and about.
13 nut butter caramel and red raspberry leaf and nettle chai
14 dreidel
15 late night knitting with orange
16 nativity by Iain
17 the enchanting Winter in White by Robert Sabuda
18 making music (why yes, those are more snowflakes on the floor behind him)
20 & 21 we made Swedish straw stars
22 & 23 while she made an empty yarn cone into a Christmas tree
24 We made a whole mobile of ballerina snowflakes. They twirl and drift about gracefully and it’s like just before intermission at the Nutcracker. template here
Your home and celebration looks very merry indeed! I’d say mission accomplished! :0)
A Blessed and Merry Solstice to you and yours!
That’s it. I’m on my way over there now. . . .
I finished the blackberry beret today- it is so perfectly adorable that I can hardly stop kissing my boy!
pictures! pictures! pictures!
p.s. you should get here soon so that you can help with all of my last minute sewing! lol
I have just discovered your blog and read many of your archives. I feel like I know you and love how much we have in common. I love all your merry making! Happy holidays to you and your sweet kiddos!
I enjoy your blog. I love the rugs you’ve made. How are they made? Did you use rovings? Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to your family.
Where could I purchase that tree? Beautiful ~♡~
You can’t I’m afraid. That photograph was taken at a Tree Festival where
there was a tree decorating competition. Sorry.
happy holidays,
Melody
I so love your beautiful Fairy Tree with twinkle lights.
Where did you find the wee fairy’s on your tree? or…Did you make the tree and the fairy folk? If you made them how?
Love your blog.
Melanie